“To feel faint” in Japanese
Short answer
To feel faint in Japanese is “眩く” (kurumeku). Full meaning: to feel dizzy, to feel faint; to spin, to revolve, to twirl.
Other ways to say “To feel faint” in Japanese
眩い
kurumei to feel dizzy, to feel faint; to spin, to revolve, to twirl
消え入る
kieiru to vanish gradually (e.g. of a voice), to trail off, to die away, to dwindle; to feel one's soul leaving one's body (from embarrassment, grief, etc.), to feel faint, to feel numb, to feel as though one is going to die
くるめく
kurumeku to feel dizzy, to feel faint; to spin, to revolve, to twirl
目が回る
megamawaru to be dizzy, to feel faint, to feel giddy
消えいる
kieiru to vanish gradually (e.g. of a voice), to trail off, to die away, to dwindle; to feel one's soul leaving one's body (from embarrassment, grief, etc.), to feel faint, to feel numb, to feel as though one is going to die
きえいる
kieiru to vanish gradually (e.g. of a voice), to trail off, to die away, to dwindle; to feel one's soul leaving one's body (from embarrassment, grief, etc.), to feel faint, to feel numb, to feel as though one is going to die
きえ入る
kieiru to vanish gradually (e.g. of a voice), to trail off, to die away, to dwindle; to feel one's soul leaving one's body (from embarrassment, grief, etc.), to feel faint, to feel numb, to feel as though one is going to die
眩き
kurumeki to feel dizzy, to feel faint; to spin, to revolve, to twirl
眩け
kurumeke to feel dizzy, to feel faint; to spin, to revolve, to twirl
眩こ
kurumeko to feel dizzy, to feel faint; to spin, to revolve, to twirl
眩か
kurumeka to feel dizzy, to feel faint; to spin, to revolve, to twirl
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